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ORANGES. bananas. figs. dates. schaffner's

Dynamite"
We call the attention OF dealers and stump-
blasters to the Etna Dynamite, for which we
are agents for Indiana. Will supply you at man
ufacturers prices. including fuse, caps and tools.
Also agents for Warren, sporting and snap shot.
and the American dead shot sporting and rifle
powders. Send for prices and circulars before
you buy HILDEBRAND q FUGATR
So South Meridian street.
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Don't Forget the Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Thousand Islands Chautauqua, Lake
Side and Put-in-Bay excursion
VIA THE l.. h. 4 w. HALLWAY.
Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1887 Soc largo display adj
yertisements.
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New York Commercial Advertiser.
The spectacle of q good man doing his duty in
the dog days is of the finest that humanity
Is ever called upon to witness.
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chicago and Retnrn Oalv $3.50.

Parties who would like to accompany the
photographers to Chicago Aug 6, and
8. can secure tickets at Liebers art store, 50
East Market street, or at Kankakee ticket office,
corner Washington and Meridian streets.
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THE latest things in parlor goods at VIM. I.
Elders.
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FRESH oysters. fruits, etc. schafrner's.
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''tn these days of authorizations, drugs and nedi-
cnes for their share if the condition in New
York city may be taken as typical. BY general in
vestigation and ANALYSIS. made by the New York
World, it appears that nearly 40 per cent. of the
drugs sold daily in that city below the proper
standard 1t is added that it is caused not much
from direct adulteraton from vitiation by age.
and this is feature of which everI one should take
warning. The indianapolis News. June "a.
Our stock is ENTIRELY NEW aud FRESH.
GEO. w. SLOAN & CO.,
% West Washington street.
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weber & FairchiId. Auctioneers

WEBER q FAlkCHILD, aucnoneers
w and commission merchants, No. 81
East Seventh ST., sell at auction real estate,
stocks of merchandise and household furni-
ture; we also buy and sell on commission
bankrupt and other stocks of all kinds of
general merchandise. Weber d Fairchild,
81 East Seventh st. I44-I74
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AUCTION SALES.
A. III. NicoIay. Amcfioneer.

A H NICOLAY, real estate aucuoneer:
~ thirty-nine years practical experience
as real estate auctioneer, from a boy of
seventeen years of age; the Oldest auctioneer
in experience in the United States; have
had the honor of making the most import
ant and successful real estate auction sales
in nearly all the principal cities of the United
States by order of the most prominent gentle
men and moneyed corporations in America;
real estate sold at auction in this city, sub
urbs and elsewhere, including first
class household furniture and general
merchandise sales, assignee, mortgage
and receivers sales on the most favor
able terms; all auction sales receive my
personal and prompt attention; amount of
real estate auction sales realized in thirty
nine years over $4S, 900 900; number of real
estate auction sales made, 1871. Office at
the Nicolay Real Estate exchange, No 1l6
East Fourth st. Nicolay u Co., managers;
A. ii. Nicolay, auctioneer; real estate sold at
public or private sale. ITO
1D1 VALUABLE Lots at Auction-A. II.
lOF Nicolay will sell at auction 104 val
liable lots near Lake Como, on st. Adams
and Grotto sts; beautifully located and in
the immediate vicinity of many contemplated
and extensive Improvements; due notice of
the time of sale will be announced in few
days. Nicolay Real Estate Exchange, No.
116 East Fourth ST., A. ii. Nicolay real es-
tate auet1oneer; our real estate auction sale
No IL 733. 40
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INSTRUCTION.

DRlVATE shorthand instructions given
evenings by repT5snS reporter as of ten
amanuensis work: standard system, Ptman.
7S West Bluff ST., between st. Peter and
Rice. 10
CTENOGRAPHER- young lady wants
- the name of stenOgraper writing the
Graham system who would give private les
sons; state terms. Address + c.. Globe.
CCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. Type-writ-
- ing and Telegraphy-Firs and eX-
elusive; names of graduates now holding po-
sitions sent OH application: lessons day and
evening or by mail send for circulars. Anna
C. Drew, Hale block, corner jackson and
Third stsuSh Paul. 1922
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAsURUR, !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June Is, 1887.
All persons interested in the assess
mentS for
Grading Walker Avenue. from Hewitt
Avenue to the South Line of the Riqht
of Way of the St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railroad Company;
Grading Michigan Street, from Western
Avenue to st. Adams Street;
Grading Alley in A. Gotzion s Subainsion
of Block 81, Layman Dayton S Addition;
Grading Atlantic Street from Third Street
to Harvester Alley:
Grading Victoria Street, from Marshall
Avenue to University Avenue;
Grading floss Street. from Atlantic Street
to Earl Strest, and Fauquier Street,
from Earl Street to English Street;
Grading Sheldon Avenue, from Mnnehohu
street to the South Line of The RIGHT
of Way of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railroad Company;
Grading Paramount Place from Goodrich
Avenue to st. Adams Street, and St.
Aiban. Street from Goodrich Avenue to
St. Clair Street; Using the Surplus
Material from said Paramount Place
necessary to fill said ST. Adams Street;
= and Construct Sewer on ST. Adams
Street, from St. Clair Street to Summit
Avenue; on Lincoln Avenue, from, Dale
Street to Avon Street; on Grand Ave-
nue., from Oakland Street to Avon
Street; and on Summit Avenue, from
Dale Street to Victoria Street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
That on the 10th day of June, 1887, I did
receive different warrants from the City
Comptroller of the City of st. Paul for
the collection of the above-named
assessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that
if you fail to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice,
l shall report you and your real estate
so assessed as delinquent, and apply to
the District Court of the County of;
Ramsey, Minnesota, for Judgment
against your lands, lots, blocks. or par,
GELS thereof so assessed, including in
nd
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage at
I5l lowest cost without delay. Installment
mortgages made payable in sums to suit Dor
rover. William n. Viguers, southeast cor
ner Fourth and Robert streets 1909
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice,
so assessed as delinquent, and apply to
the District Court of the County of;
Ramsey, Minnesota, for Judgment
against your lands. lots, blocks. or par.
GELS thereof so assessed. including in
tereSt, costs and expenses. and for an
order of the Court to sell the same for
the payment thereof.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
170-171
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MONEY TO LOAN-Money to loan at
Isl current rates of interest on first-class
residence and business property. Clark d
Thorne 3l6 Robert ST. 152-1S2
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for rent at Forest
" Lake, with boat, SO per week. Inquire
at A. Nippolt's carriage shop of P. Teirney.
lZO
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MONEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit, from
IsI 81 up, on watches, diamonds and all
goods of value; special rates on sums of $50
and over. j. E. 1ngham, 327 jackson st.
2iO<
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and
ul good first mortgages bought by s. II.
Dyer, real estate and loans,52 German-Ameri-
can bank 1861
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE-A good, reliable
II party can. buy half interest for the
Northwest in one of the strongest, most sue
cessful and popular insurance companies of
the United States. Address c.. 30, Globe,
giving full particulars, when and where can
he seen 40
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Personal.

CONSULT Nine. Teitsworth, the wonder
~ full natural seer and clairvoyant fortune
teller; has returned. 400 Minnesota st.
16S-174
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COTTAGE-New cottage fronting lake,
~ furnished or unfurnshed, 500 season.
Inquire Williams house, White Bear lake.
10
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WATCHES, diamonds, :eWelry, ETC.,
w money loaned on same in any amount
from 81 to 81 600, at low rates. Simon, the
PawnbrOker I50-lS2
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M ONEY made by letting Fallihee Snow, d
w Holloway sell your property. 101 East
Fourth st. 1881
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DYE WORKS.

n L. JAMESON ~ co.'s Steam Dive
~. Works-Gents' clothing a specially.
4l2 Wabasha st. End II West Sixth. st. Paul,
MINI. 1915
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MONEY TO LOAN in sums of 81 900 to
w $4,000 at 6 and 8 per cent. interest
without delay. st. Paul Trust company, cor
ner jackson and Fourth SITS. 22*
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C10 ONO TO LOAN on improved bus
spIOsOOO mess property for five years.
James II. Davidson, Union block, 81 East
Fourth st. 17O-171
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IF YOU want pure water use the Gem filter
j. Haisley, manufacturers agent, 217 East
Seventh st. l7O-1T1
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COTTAGE-For rent, furnished cottage
- from July to August 81. Apply 13
North Forbes st. 16S-1T2
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pOY - Wanted to run errands, a boy
u about fifteen years of age; he must re-
side with his parents in ST. Paul; best of ref
erences required Address, in boys own
handwriting. ii. H.. Globe. 1T0-171
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MONEY loanek ON real estate, interest
1v1 payable here; mortgages bought; lot ON
Neweomb st. near piow works for sale cheap
Commerce building. Asa
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INSTANTANEOUS.

miscellaneous.
pUILDING-Th building formerly occu-
b pied by the Globe; will make such
changes as may be desired by tenant In
quire of c. A. Easterly, Room 3, Manufacturer
block. 149*
~ OTTAGE at Bald Eagle For particulars
~ inquire of Jay, Second National bank.
no
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LOST AND FOUND.

GREYHOUND LOST-Lost, in the q. ST.
~ p. NJ. d o. building, Italian greyhound
bitch answers to the name Beauty. Reward
at 253 West Third ST. 40
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uOUSE-New house for rent, eleven
IL rooms; modern conveniences. Inquire
$40 Sherman ST. 1911
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

A GENT-A good agent to work in the city,
n Address W. +. p, Globe. z
A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents; roast beef,
n mutton or pork with potatoes, bread,
butter, coffee, tea or milk 10 cents; beef
steak with potatoes cents; pork chops with
potatoes cents; ham and eggs with potatoes
10 cents; meals al all hours, day and night.
New York Restaurant, 442 jackson St, near
Seventh. 166-172
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DRASS FINISHER-A first-class brass
- tinisher at the st. Paul Brass works, cor
ner Eighth and Minnesota SITS. l
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HOUSE-Nine-room dwelling, with all
l. modern conveniences, in good and con-
venient neighborhood; a low rent to right
tenant for three or five years. Address, with
references, G. IL. Globe. ITO
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MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
Ixl Company-Loan from $40 upward on
furniture pianos, horses, wagons, etc, with
out removal; also ON warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. j. S. Mackey,
manager, Room z. First National bank build
ing, st. Paul, and Room z, Mackey-Legg
block, Minneapolis. 25O*
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ITO EXCHANGE-Top buggy. worth So, /
Il for solitaire diamond. Address c. rs,
Globe 17(S
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ERRAND BOY-A good boy from four
IL teen to fifteen years of age to run errauds
and make himself generally useIul; he must,
reside with his parents and produce the best
of st. Paul references. Address, in own
handwriting. R. s.. Globe l6S-l7O
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TO EXCHANGE.

Wanted by a customer. al
VI small stock of groceries in exchange for
real estate. Card d. Co., jackson ST.. secondf
floor 1893 !
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NIales---Continracd.

rHEAMS-Wanted, ten good teams, $50
Il per day, at Jessamine ST., between Mis-
sissippi and Edgerton. 10
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DOR SALE-A first-ciass general merchan-
Il disc business in Groton, OAK; present
selling; will require $4,000 to $1,000. Bier
man q Madden. 163-1S0
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. ARE OPPORTUNITY-On boarding
~ house, l saloon and boarding-house, i
flat, IL furnished rooms for sale at one-half
value; all doing good business. Apply 81
West Third ST., corner ST. Peter. Tale L. Nc
KenZie
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pLACKSMITH-Ago good blacksmith good
- chance for the right man. Address J.
Primus, West Union, Mimi. 170-175
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nRIVER-A good young man to drive a
~ delivery wagon who has had experience
in the butcher trade. Call to-day, corner
Temperance and Pearl sts &
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DELIVERY CLERK-Wanted at Bous-
- quet Bros, corner Seventh and Ramsey,
an experienced young man as delivery clerk
in grocery business. willing to take care of
horses: apply at once. Bousquet Bros. 40
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BOARDING OFFERED.

pOARD-Desrable board can be obtained,
ID with or without rooms at AS Mime
sofa st. 170-17i
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$l,O0O,OOO so per- He cent at on s St.: f sna
Exchange. No. 116 East Fourth St, near
Robert St; Nicolay & Co., managers. 17O-172
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ENTRY CLERK-Must be good penman
~ and correct at figures. Address c. -,
Globe z
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FOR SALE.

pLOCK FOR SALE-Clark' block, 3O5
ID West Seventh ST.; three stories and
good basement, with all the modern improve
ments: is paying good per cent. Call at
81 Sherman st. l64*
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FOR RENT.
soOIns--.COlltin.sed

CT. PETER ST, 7I5-Newly furnished
- front room; separate entrance; first
floor. 40
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THx Rusn

NOAH WALKER Co.
my31 625 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
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DEPARTMENT PROMOTIONS.
DO the New Rules Attain the Objec
for Which they Nxere nesiRnedl

DO the New Rules Attain the Object
for Which they were Designed2
Now that the new civtlserv1ce rules governing
promotions In the Departments have been applied
to the War Department, and the results have been
made known, the question that Is agitating cleri-
cal circles Is "What is it all about7" Those who
have been examined were greatly worried until
they had passed through the ordeal but clerks In
the other Departments now await their turn with
somewhat less apprehension, being reassured by
the small percentage OF those who were unable
to pass the examination and fell by the
waysfde. Now that the smoke after the battle
has disappeared, and the results OF the first en-
gagement can be ascertained, the clerks have
looked Into the matter closely, and have come to
the conclusion that the new rules for promotion
do not change the former system of making pro-
motions, except that the head Of the bureau, or
rather the Secretary OF the Department, is pre-
get percentage OF rs In his examination AS the
clerks who failed are very few-only about one in
every @ nlteen % examined-the Secretary has almost
he is compelled to get his list OF egibles from the
ClV1l-Serv1ce Commission but as the commission
erS IN their turn are compelled to include in the
or over, it would appear that the head Of the De-
partment is allowed nearly the same latitude Of
discretion In his selections before the new rules
were enforced. A clerk who barely passed Is just
as eligible for promotion as one who passed over
60 and there Is nothing to prevent the head OF his
bureau from recommending him and the
secretary from approving the recommendation.
According 10 the new rules q clerk who has failed
Is compelled to undergo another examination,
and, In case Of q second failure che may be re-
duced or dismissed" by the Secretary. It would
appear from this the dismissal is not compulsory,
and the clerks stand nearly as good chance OF pro-
motion as formerly. Having secured the requisite
percentage there Is nothing to prevent the exer-
else OF favOrttSm recognition OF efficiency just
as was the case formerly
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Members Of Parliament Asked by the
Strikers TO Interfere.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, August t1L-Representatives OF the Mid
land engine drivers have been in the lobby OF the
house OF commons lately, having interviews with
large number OF members. II their statements
are reliable and it must be said that In every
they were supported by names dates, and places,
the condition OF things on the Midland railway Is
such as to cause the gravest alarm for the safety
or the travelling public In one case IL was stated
that driver who had been dismissed by the COM
pany for being drunk on his engine has been re-
engaged and Is now driving an express. In others
men, it was said, had been placed in charge OF en-
gines who are positively ignorant OF how to work
them, and driver who had caused a serious colli-
sion on the Metropolitan railway had been put on
the foot-plate OF a Midland locomotive. The, men
ON the strike feel that parliament ought TO inter-
vene when the safety OF the public is impe riled.
II was stated that notwithstanding assertio ms TO
the contrary, :, GOO men are still on a strike. On
the other hand, the company gives the Stro lgest
assurance OF perfect safety has declared all diff
culteS over, and says 1t IS only delaying tn en-
gagement or full complement OF engtnee rs in
order TO give the old workmen one more chan ce TO
return. The chairman strongly declares tha the
strike Is about matter OF discipline and not bout
money.
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Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, August I'LL a. m.-rhe stock mar
ket opened heavy to weak this morning first prtc
showing declines from last evenings final fgure
OF from Il to u per cent. The trading was dull
from the opening, though st. Paul, Northwest
Reading, New England and two or three other
were fairly active. Prices We're firm during the
first few minutes and slight fractions were gener
ally gained, but the market soon gave way and on
a somewhat larger business quotations were car
ried below the opening figures. The losses In the
active stocks from the highest figures were from
4 to "a per cent, the latter in st. Paul, but the
general list was extremely dull throughout and
without movement. There was q rally toward j /
O'Clock. and the net LOSSES were about recovered.
At IL o'clock the market is very dull again and
firm at about opening prices.
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A FRlGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Over loo Killed and as Many Wounded.
THE VOLUNTEER LEADS TO-DAY,
SENATOR STAMFORD GETS MAD
The Great English Railroad Strike.
LORD SALISBURY,S SPEECH.

1t was SO Ambiguous that the Govern.
nent Organs are at Sea i'm their Com.
ments.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, August 11.-Lord Salisbury's speech
was eagerly awaited last night at the clubs to
whether the government was going TO proclaim
the National League, but he has wrapped up his
opinion In more than Gadstonian uncertainty Con-
Sequently the ministerial organs all at sea- the
Times saying that the speech "Left nothing 10 be
desired" While the Post says ave could have
wished his statement TO be more explicit and
specific" The probability is that Salisbury
deliberately gave two hints, one Affirmative about
the government not being tmid, and the other
negative, drawing distinction between criminal
and political associations, because he is keeping
his eye all the while upon the result OF the North
WICK election. This Is being fought with more
than usual vtgor on both sides. The result, II
either side scores a big success Will probably be
momentouS. The GladStonianS will win.
SalfSburyS quotation last night or BeaconSfleld'S
remark that Asia is big enough for both England
and Russia, taken with the Daily Ietegrdphs
sudden and astonishing right about face in its
advocacy OF an Anglo-Russian alliance, probably
through influence OF the Prince OF Wales, goes 10
show that there is a general movement In topmoSt
circles against RusSophobia which has dominated
there SO long. salisbury will probably meet
MOhrehetm, the Russian ambassador, at Dieppe.